NJC: Addiction app milestone report

December 23, 2019

The Neighbourhood Justice Centre’s (NJC) trial of eRecovery, an alcohol and drug relapse prevention app, is part of this quiet revolution in drug and alcohol treatment. eRecovery is a smartphone

‘It Makes You Feel Safe’: App Aims To Help People In Recovery Stay Sober

March 28, 2019

BARNSTABLE (CBS) — For the first time in years, Brian Adams is living his life free of opioids and alcohol. “It’s a life or death thing. I have to stay sober,”

THE DAILY DOT: The online program that may revolutionize addiction treatment

March 4, 2019

MODERN HEALTHCARE: Addiction Treatment Providers Go Mobile

February 12, 2019

SPOTLIGHT: Computer-Based Training for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT4CBT)

December 27, 2018

Geisinger Seeks to Enhance Support for MAT Patients Through Technology

November 7, 2018

New Center in New York Emphasizes Flexibility in Hours, Services

November 7, 2018

Innovation leadership award for Waikato DHB chief

October 22, 2018

Waikato DHB interim chief executive Derek Wright has been awarded the 2018 Leadership in eHealth NZ award. The annual award recognises forward-thinking management, innovation and implementation in New Zealand’s eHealth

‘Hugely Positive’ Response to App for People With Addictions

September 21, 2018

A one-year trial of a smartphone app to support people recovering from alcohol or drug addictions at Waikato DHB is proving successful and is likely to be extended. The Recovery

American Journal Of Psychiatry Podcast (Audio)

September 13, 2018

Focusing On Health Technology Innovation With Continuous Security On AWS Workloads

July 31, 2018

CHESS Health is a growing, B2B startup that develops evidence-based mobile apps for healthcare. Its main product, A-CHESS, is a mobile app that provides support and relapse prevention to patients

A network of sisters: Applying the science of social media and data to addiction in Oklahoma

June 21, 2018

BY DAMION SHADE Lindsay McAteer’s life changed Aug. 8, 2014 when she was sitting in a Tulsa drug treatment facility suffering the early symptoms of methamphetamine withdrawal. It was the